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Puts recent dramatic changes in American journalism in sociological perspective

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Anderson explores whether and how emerging online news has changed the practice of reporting. Using a variety of research techniques including ethnography, social-network analysis, and archival content research, he takes an in-depth look at one city (Philadelphia) to study changes in journalism from the 1990s to the present... Scholars in journalism and organization sociology will appreciate Anderson's meticulous methodology and his analysis of the responses of journalists and news organizations to a rapidly changing environment. --Library Journal, March 2013

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C. W. Anderson is an Assistant Professor of Media Culture at the College of Staten Island (City University of New York). He has published in numerous academic journals and writes occasionally for the Nieman Journalism Lab and the Atlantic Online. He has contributed chapters to edited volumes including The Social Media Reader, Making Our Media, Making Online News,and the Journalism Studies Handbook.

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